#electon 2020

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Resolution Square • G.S.K. • Narrator • Boy Racers • Paddling • Documentary Filmmaker • 2010 • The Flyover • Peel St. • Global Groove • Pamphlets

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[fitriahanieputri]

Quick Recap

April 2020 : Ashalina hadir di hidupku

Januari 2021 : Memutuskan resign dari tempat kerja untuk full time bersama Ashalina

Februari 2021 : Kembali ke mimpi lamaku! Melanjutkan bermain Electone! Yeaaayyy!

Januari 2022 : Mencoba mimpi yang belum pernah terlaksana, aku berkuda! Horeee!

Early 2023 : Sedang mundur beberapa langkah untuk segala macam penyesuaian, it’s okay!

[lawbyrhys]

Ari Melber FACT-CHECKS Stephen Miller LIVE

Everybody knows I love "The Beat with Ari Melber," but tonight's segment was so damn frustrating due to Stephen Miller's raging that I have to vent about it to my brilliant audience.

Let's break down the bullshit we bore witness to, and how well Melber handled said bullshit.

Tonight, I watched Trump-affiliate Stephen Miller yell at Ari Melber on the latter's own show, put loosely, about how it was election deniers' legal right to deny the results of the 2020 election. Imagine berating a bright legal mind like Ari Melber, calling the just prosecution of seditious insurrectionists a "clear cut case of government against innocent people," as if those people were innocent in any way. Especially those in power who pulled the strings around that time. He went on to berate the processes in place, saying that what the MAGA team urged Pence to do was somehow just and legal. He claimed that remanding votes to the six swing states and flipping the results would have been a perfectly normal, legal thing to do; electon fraud is a serious crime. As if Stephen Miller knows shit about the law, let alone the law at hand. He went on to scream about Republicans lawyers being prosecuted for their "Good, sound legal advice," as if that's true in any way. We all know why Trump's counsel always face the utmost in legal consequence; they are the legitimate definition of malpractice. It was aggravating, to say the least, and Miller's inability to speak in any variation of a calm tone was even more so—props to Melber for being the professional he is the entire interview. He's my favorite anchor.

More was said—well, screamed—but I digress.

The real kicker—one of them, at least—was when Melber questioned Miller on his own fucked way of thinking. Essentially, if what they wanted Congress and Pence to do in putting an alternate slate through and overturning the results was legal and just, then surely it'd be so if Harris were to do the same thing this time. Of course, Miller wasn't having any of it, going on to trip over every word through the remainder of the interview to somehow justify getting caught. It was a messy interview, but it had to be done.

It was beautiful to see Melber be so calm and assertive, though. He's a prime example of what I'm talking about when I give advice on arguing. He barely had to say a word besides pointing out the fallacies and thanking Miller for his time. Sometimes, all it takes to win an argument is to be the sane one, and Melber did an excellent job. That's not all he did, but that would have been enough. A stellar performance from him.

I also appreciate Ari Melber for platforming the ideas of the far-right to remind those of us who may have forgotten how legally and ethically unsound they are. I believe in each and every one of our rights to free speech and expression; even if what's expressed is objectively wrong.

You have to be willing to face the consequences for what you say and do, though, i.e. defamation suits, which Melber reminded Miller are a thing.

I really don't want this blog to be a partisan one since the law doesn't have a political leaning, and in no way would I ever prescribe it one. That being said, though, I can't just sit back and watch this breed of weirdos tear apart the law and act like that's totally normal. As long as they shit on what I swore to uphold, I'm going to do just that in every capacity—even on this blog.

Believe what you want, but believe in the law.

[calgordo]

I, like many, kind of lost my mind during the 2020 lockdown and distinctly remember thinking "oh, OH, it doesn't even matter what happens this electon what matters is the next one after that when the US inevitably falls into a dictatorship in 2025"

I mostly shrugged that thought off in the following years because frankly its a little insane but anyways that next election is coming and im stressed again

[cleoselene]

He is far from my first choice but this is an important article to read and it’s important for people to know this.

[lycanhood]

Today is the last day to Register to Vote in GA

Not only is this a crucial Presidential Election Year, but this is also an important opportunity for GA to turn blue in the Senate, Please take a few minutes to register before its too late, and make a plan to vote early (by mail or in person) if you can. This is not a game, so don’t just stand on the sidelines. VOTE!

https://www.vote411.org/georgia

[thegroundzreport]

I guess it’s a done deal today Donnie. ✌🏽

[skrillpfann123]

[carlyrb6]

YAAAAAAASSSSSSS!!!!!

[recklesssonder]

I can't believe this is happening.

We trap and breed animals, to kill for fur. Now we must kill them all because a virus we created through mutilation of our biosphere, is mutating through them, to kill us.

17 million mink are going to die.. Because we fucked with Mother Earth.

[killjoylastlaughter]

Who is the count and why does Trump want to stop him?

[zef-zef]

LABOUR feat. Hani Mojtahedy - nine-sum sorcery (2020)

nine-sum sorcery can be understood as an occult incitation to the dark energies, natural, political and otherwise, that are released when oil is extracted from the ground. This ritual is focused through the enigmatic electronic and percussion composition from LABOUR which alternates between foreground and background for the haunting vocal performance of Mojtahedy, who interprets Kurdish and Persian verses.

[griffle-musings]

BIDEN WON.

THANK FUCK

[querimoniousqueer]

‘settle for biden’ doesn’t mean ‘do not acknowledge any of his flaws ever and derail any conversations about biden’s flaws by telling everyone to vote’. even if biden wins (which he probably won’t), we will still need to do direct action and protest in order to fix the numerous issues that plague america and the world. telling people to vote when people are discussing that is counter-productive, and promotes the mindset that a) biden will fix everything, b) there is nothing else we can do but vote and therefore c) if trump wins, we’ve lost all hope. don’t fall for this mindset. there is always hope. but the master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house. voting for biden is good and necessary, but it can’t be the only way people involve themselves in politics. 

[lycanhood]

Today is the last day to Register to Vote in GA. 

Not only is this a crucial Presidential Election Year, but this is also an important opportunity for GA to turn blue in the Senate, Please take a few minutes to register before its too late, and make a plan to vote early (by mail or in person) if you can. This is not a game, so don’t just stand on the sidelines. VOTE!

[romulusyoutube]

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